Sentence examples for regrettably but from inspiring English sources

A few still got through, regrettably, but not enough to affect the ranking.

To several readers that struggle is, regrettably but demonstrably and historically in the case of many women, concomitant with anorexia.

Over the years this classic has become a dance about physical rather than emotional catharsis, regrettably but perhaps inevitably.

It will nonetheless be Clausewitzian in principle, the wholehearted pursuit of a legitimate political objective by, regrettably but necessarily, violent means.

Regrettably, but inevitably, the furore over migration policy will become almost indistinguishable from the struggle over Britain's membership of the EU.

Undeniably, he gives licence to his readers to employ similar epithets and views and he must therefore be held responsible for the violence that regrettably but inevitably follows from such expressions of hatred.

My family prefers the phrase "regrettably hospitable," but I would add strategically hospitable, because Thanksgiving dinner has turned out to be the stealth weapon of my reporting life.

There is a much fiercer one: as one apologist wrote to the conservative Daily Telegraph, the general's methods "were regrettably harsh, but no worse than Allende's".

"There have been incidents like this before, incidents where three or four Pakistanis regrettably died, but 25 people or more, that's on a different scale," said a Western diplomat in Kabul who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the subject.

The dual anisotropy FDC2 could produce the required D j) in Fig. 18(A) and those at neutron stations in low latitudes, but regrettably it also produced the similar but unwelcome variations at high-latitude neutron stations, whose phases were too early to coincide with those observed.

But regrettably I have.